Barnard Bulletin Staff And Issues Details
Barnard Bulletin shows semi weekly publication for the college year with a student run staff and faculty listings. Names include Esther Jones Leslie Morgan Laura Pienkny Beverly Yager Norine McDonough Alice Kogan Frances Fuchs Stacy Roback Irma Meincke Adele Estrin News Editor About Town Staff Leah Krechevsky and an associate board list with several members.
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Esther Jones
Leslie Morgan
Laura Pienkny
Beverly Yager
Come to the Fair Tomorrow Student Activities Carnival at Barnard
Barnard invites students to its second annual Student Activities Carnival to explore extra curricular options. The event, open to all, aims to help freshmen and upperclassmen see how clubs function and encourage personal involvement for a well rounded college experience.
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Barnard Students Sail For Summer Study Abroad
Last winter Barnard organized a program enabling students to study and travel abroad during summer. By June 8 eleven Barnard students and five from other colleges sailed from New York aboard the Marine Tiger. They studied in Lausanne at the University with French language instruction and courses in European history and arts, living with Swiss families, and enjoyed weekend trips to Grenoble, the Matterhorn, Jungfrau, and other sites.
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Madame Muret
New York
Marine Tiger
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Ireland
Plymouth
England
le Havre
France
Paris
Lausanne
Switzerland
University
Grenoble
Chateau of
Chillon
Swiss Alps
Washington Square Art Exhibit Opens in Greenwich Village
The thirty‑sixth semiannual Washington Square Outdoor Art Exhibit runs from September 23 to October 16 in Greenwich Village. Artists like John Sloan and Rockwell Kent started here, with professionals and amateurs paying a $2 registration to display works from oils to hammered copper, and pieces priced from $3 to several hundred.
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Washington Square
Greenwich Village
John Sloan
Alfred Mira
Sid Brown
Rockwell Kent
Anaoushi Kunoyisha
Fifth Avenue
Nell Boardman
Greenwich Village Art Association
Moonie Mundee
Barnard English Conference Brings Writers To Campus
Barnard College adds the English Conference to its curriculum inviting English majors to attend weekly talks by noted writers and publishers from New York City. Professor John Kouwenhoven starts the series with undergraduate writing and market writing, followed by William Maxwell on writing a first novel amid sociable discussions and refreshments.
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Barnard
New York City
John Kouwenhoven
William Maxwell
Harpers
Marjorie Mayer
G. P. Putnam’s Sons
G. D. H. Cole
Frederic L. Allen
Harper’s
Bernard de Voto
Mark van Doren
Hawthorne
Modern Reader
Irwin Edman
Howard Teichman
CBS
John Marquand
Saints and Sinners at Little Carnegie Delights Audiences
The film Saints and Sinners at the Little Carnegie defies its deceptive title, delivering merriment and compassion. Its climactic scene features an Irish town gathering near the church in a warm, un sentimental moment.
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Norine McDonough
Alice Kogan
Frances Fuchs
Stacy Roback
Irma Meincke
Adele Estrin
News Board
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Patricia Weenelsen
Aida di Pace
Leah Krechevsky
Eleanor Engelman
Edith Richmond
Betsy Weinstein
Anna Vandellas
Florence Jones
Nancy Isaacs
Bernice Friednethal
Marisa Mucina
Nancy Miller
Carrol Byerly
Meg Potter
Jane Langlais
Esther J. Mendelsohn
June Stein
Florrie Levison
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Matterhorn
Margaret de Vecchi
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Lake Maggiore
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